Pierre Poilievre says people want their issues to be heard, especially fish harvesters on the steps of Confederation building.
The leader of the Federal Conservatives agrees now is not the right time to close the House of Assembly. Pierre Poilievre was on the west coast yesterday and held a meet and greet in Corner Brook last night. Pierre Poilievre started a tour of the province on Tuesday. He says people want their issues to be heard, especially fish harvesters on the steps of Confederation building. Poilievre has spent a lot of time talking with people along the way and he’s hearing people can’t afford to live.. Poilievre will be in New Brunswick today.
22-year-old motorcyclist dies at the scene of a crash on Route 430 last night
Camper slides off road near Doyles yesterday with high winds in the area
Street sweeping, line painting, and repairing damaged curbs all underway in Corner Brook
Corner Brook Councillor says "panhandling is a constant topic of conversation at city hall"
Province files request to intervene in hearing on Marine Atlantic's designation as an essential service
